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originally posted by: mirageman
a reply to: gippo888
Your link isn't working.
Does he offer up anything in the way of proof? Or is it all the usual pseudo-science, supposition and speculation.
The one thing that still bothers me about the current state of affairs regarding my long standing “tru-believer/revolving door” analysis, is that all parties in the ufo-insider-clique NEVER refer to the discovery of alien life, which is what disclosure WOULD be scientifically - literally an earth shattering event even to discover just an alien frog; Instead, they will ALWAYS AND ONLY refer to potential alien TECHNOLOGY, as if the creators of that tech are an afterthought. To skip over the creators of the tech to obsess on the tech itself does not fit any scenario of discovery of non-human life in any scientific model, but is a pure MIC profit/military tech driven style. Of course that is the shoe that TTSA tried to wear to sell itself, so maybe the tech and “threat’ was their bait for lobbying in those areas where the money flows [as well as drawing audience share].
originally posted by: peaceinoutz
I like to mention, along with my skepticism, that indeed we who criticize TTSA have to, on the other hand, give them credit; they have increased interest and gotten the military, mainly the hard-headed air force to seemingly admit there is a ufo reality. It's strange. TTSA is apparently a CIA op.
originally posted by: mirageman
But one thing that no one ever explains is why the need for neuro-scientists on the TTSA advisory board?
Or you are wrong and the TTSA is the usual ufological operation with high hopes and no long term goals.
Maybe they only had the three famous videos, the rest is just smoke like Maussan ...
originally posted by: peaceinoutz
Whether it’s a formal IC operation or not, you often never know for sure. But we do know this is a government-sponsored company since TDL admitted it. He went to the government military IC and asked to create this and come along for the ride, or he came along for it. That's the history of when he went around gov and gov connected and IC people to discuss creating TTSA. Then he went silent for a time as if ordered to, such as in those Zondo docs --Unidentified.
originally posted by: gippo888
originally posted by: peaceinoutz
Whether it’s a formal IC operation or not, you often never know for sure. But we do know this is a government-sponsored company since TDL admitted it. He went to the government military IC and asked to create this and come along for the ride, or he came along for it. That's the history of when he went around gov and gov connected and IC people to discuss creating TTSA. Then he went silent for a time as if ordered to, such as in those Zondo docs --Unidentified.
But which government?
I'm starting to think that the governments in the US are many, each has its own purpose ... as happens in the military
originally posted by: peaceinoutz
The Intelligence community. In this case the air force Afosi and the CIA and DIA.
Traditionally the biggest US Gov entity covering up ufo phenomenon has been the US air force. Next to that is the CIA. It documented. As well AFOSI Air force Office of Investigations is the one behind the Bennewitz fiasco.
The Army too and ironically the navy has been the most open.
I am convinced that they have important divisions internally, especially on the subject of UFOs ..
originally posted by: peaceinoutz
a reply to: gippo888
Absolutely they do. Traditionally the Navy has tried to be somewhat open on UFOs, comparatively speaking, but always has gotten vetoed by the notorious Air force.
And one of the most famous ufologists and fighters for transparency Donald Keyhoe was a navy man and head of NICAP. For years, he fought the knuckleheaded Air force PTB to STOP lying about ufos and become transparent.
He lost that battle.
You had a faction in the US military hierarchy who wanted more transparency but only recently have they got some success.
In all honesty, we have to give TTSA some credit for that.
Though I’m one of their most ardent critics, I try to be fair.